Re: Lisp
Re: Lisp
- Subject: Re: Lisp
- From: Ricardo Strausz <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 15:16:06 -0600
To be more specific, I will build an app (a kind of CAD) to design
electric heating elements
(see for example http://www.ensa.com.mx )
but such a design depends on the existence of materials on stock; the
system most be capable to choose a 'cable' based on experience (and
existence) so it has to "learn" the best approach by asking to the user
some simple questions.
So, I think that any "intelligent" leguage is ok.
On martes, ener 21, 2003, at 02:30 America/Mexico_City, Chris Hanson
wrote:
Do you really need Lisp, or do you need a Prolog-like rule engine?
There are Java-based rule engines out there -- more complex and
Prolog-like than the rule engine in Direct to Web -- and at least one
developer has made one work with WebObjects.
Check out the archives of the Apple and Omni WebObjects-Dev lists for
more details.
-- Chris
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